Pittsburg Wins First World Series Game 4 1
Pittsburg outplayed Detroit to win 4 to 1 at home in the first world championship game. Clarke Wagner and Gibson fueled the victory while Adams steadied after a shaky start. Leach’s spectacular seventh inning catch preserved the lead as Mullins held Detroit in check through most of the game. Umpires were O Laughlin and Johnstone.
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Pittsburg
Detroit
Clarke
Wagner
Gibson
Adam
Leach
Cobib
Mullins
O’laughlin
Johnstone
James
Coby
Delehanty
Mullens
Pirates
Alstein
Crawford
Larke
Cobb
Abstein
Byne
Fenigh
Detholt
Waener
Schmidt
Abstéin
D. Jones
Bush
Adams
Gigson
Mullen
National Commission
Chas. W. Murphy
Chicago Nationals
Toronto Pitcher Pfeisffer Highlighted in Resolution
A Toronto pitcher Pfeisffer is noted in the report alongside the city adopting a resolution on the death of Pulliam, indicating official mention of both sports and civic acknowledgment in a single item.
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Pitcher Pfeisffer
Toronto
Pulliam
North Pole Cook Captures St. Louis Parade
St Louis October 8 Dr Cook led the centennial parade riding at the head of the military historical and educational procession to recall frontier days and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Glenn Curtiss made a brief three quarters of a mile flight this morning. other aviators failed.
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North Pole
Cook
ST. Louis
Glenn H. Curtiss
Half Moon and Clermont Arrive at Albany
The Half Moon and the Clermont arrived in Albany with a hundred gun salute. A naval escort and procession of vessels accompanied the ships as Governor Hughes Mayor Snyder Assistant Secretary of War Oliver and General Leonard Wood welcomed them at Highland Park and reviewed the troop and sailor parade.
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Albany
N. Y
Clermont
Riverside Park
Hughes
Snyder
Oliver
Leonard Wood
Highland Park
Mrs Belle Gunness Bobs Up in Texas
A Dalhart Texas report says Heinrich Fritz formerly of La Porte Indiana recognized Mrs Belle Gunness on a train from Ft Worth to Denver. The incident occurred near El Paso area on October 8.
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Belle Gunness
Texas
el Paso
Dalhart
Heinrich Fritz
la Porte
Ind
Ft. Worth
Denver
George clings to high priced post amid plant absorption
New York reports John T. George earns 15000 a year for work at the leather plant, a rate far above the usual 15 per week. Formerly general manager at Harrington & Company in Elizabeth New Jersey, his salary contract runs until next June. After the Central Leather Company absorbed the plant, he refused to resign and was ordered to report as a leather maker, arriving in an automobile, wearing a leather apron and working at the bench before the superintendent intervened. He says he cannot be fired and will keep the job through the contract term.
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George
New York
John T. George
Harrington & Company
Elizabeth
N. J
Central Leather Company
Notice Withdrawn by Realty Dealer Bastien
Realty market notice states property withdrawn from sale by W. X. Bastien. No additional details or dates provided. The brief record notes Bastien removing item from listing.
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W. X. Bastien
Real estate off market notice and sale items
Notice states real estate is withdrawn from sale signed by Mrs E A Bem and Harry S White. Also lists for sale 3-4 mile barbed wire with cedar posts and a box address for correspondence. Wanted item is a roll top office desk for cash with same box number.
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E. A. Bemis
Harry S. White
Taft Resting After Yosemite Tree Visit
Taft rose at five and, with John Muir, toured the Mariposa Grove big trees. He spent about three hours there then returned for luncheon and proceeded to Glacier Point for the night. The trip is a notable tonic and leaves the President feeling strong for the remainder of the swing. Glacier Point overlooks Yosemite Valley.
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Wawona
Calif
Taft
John Muir
Glier Point
Glacier Point
Yosemite Valley
Suffragettes Besiege Balmoral Castle Amid Vote Demand
A forceful group of suffragettes camps near Balmoral Castle, London reports say, aiming to confront Premier Asquith and King Edward. They seek to press for women’s right to vote and plan to evade detectives guarding the royal residence.
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London
Asquith
King Edward
Balmoral Castle
Galveston Offers 70000 for Jeffries Johnson Fight
Galveston Texas reports a local sporting group offering 70000 for the Jeffries Johnson bout to be staged near the coast five miles offshore. The plan includes a pavilion on Gulf jetties with Texas law extending only within three miles of shore.
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Galveston
Jeffries
Tex
Gulf
Texas
Saore
Sweet Potatoes and Onions 9 to Hondo Garden
Readable fragment notes a garden item with sweet potatoes and onions associated with Hondo Garden and South Sea. A phone reference appears as 116 with two rings, followed by a stray code 75 t2wkat.
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Hondo Garden
South Sea
Bal ler surrenders in Denver over conscience claim
Robert Baller former county school superintendent at Tecumseh Oklahoma surrender to Denver police declaring he would rather go to jail than be alone with his conscience. He left his wife and six children and eloped with a school teacher after being short 400 dollars in his accounts.
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Denver
Colo
Robert Baller
Tecumsen
Okla
For Sale Canton Disk Cultivator Bargain
A Canton disk cultivator is offered for sale at a bargain price. The listing notes room 4 Oklahoma block t3 as location. It presents a concise classified-like notice for a reader seeking equipment at a reduced cost.
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Canton
Oklahoma
Birthday of John H. Reagan Celebrated in Texas Today
In Waco Texas October 8 the birthday of the late John H. Reagan postmaster general of the Confederacy and the last member of the Davis Cabinet to die was celebrated in Texas today.
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John H. Reagan
Texas
Waco
Txas
Davis
Money to Loan R J McClenny Ramona Elk
R J McClenny offers cash loans in Ramona Elk area. Contact Room 12 for details and terms. Returns sought by interested borrowers with valid identification.
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R. J. McClenney
Ramona Elk
Governor Curry Leaves for Santa Fe After Short Visit
Governor George Curry departed yesterday for Santa Fe after a brief two day visit spent with old friends. He planned only a short stay to recuperate and then return. He traveled by special auto with Jas W Stockard, former Roswell mayor, from the area to Torrance. Nathan Jaffa, New Mexico Secretary, arrived on last night’s train for a two to three day stay to attend personal business and interests.
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George Curry
Santa Fe
Torrance
Jas. W. Stockard
Roswell
Nathan Jaffa
New Mexico
Will dedicate 100000 shoes to temperance
Chicago October 8 A plan by President Elmer E Williams of the Methodist Men's Brotherhood calls for dedicating 100000 new shoes to the temperance cause Each member of the young people's societies would buy a new pair and wear them only while distributing temperance pamphlets to spread the campaign aimed at fostering abstinence from alcohol
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Temperance
Chicago
Elmer E. Williams
Methodist Men’s Brotherhood
Young People’s Societies
Carlsbad and Santa Fe Divided Honors
Firemen delegations from various parts of the territory traveled home after attending the New Mexico Firemen’s Association meeting in Carlsbad. They reported a spirited Eddy County gathering with strong enthusiasm. Clovis was chosen as the next meeting site.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad and Santa Fe Split Prizes at Association Meet
At the meeting only two teams participated, Carlsbad and Santa Fe. Santa Fe won the dry running test with a waterless run and also took the single and double coupling contests. Carlsbad claimed the wet running test, the ladder climbing contest, and the 100 yard foot race, sharing three prizes for the teams.
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Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Moore Returns from Carlsbad Meeting of Pharmacy Board
Gregory S. Moore came back from Carlsbad this morning after attending the Territorial Board of Pharmacy session. He was accompanied to the city by W. E. Nutting of Raton and A. J. Fischer of the area.
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Gregory S. Moore
Carlsbad
Territorial Board of Pharmacy
W. E. Nutting
Raton
A. J. Fischer
Real Estate Bargains This Week Offer Rentals and City Lots
Parsons Son & Co Bureau of Information and three real estate brokers advertise bargains this week. They are shy about a dozen small residences for rent and offer orchards farms and acreage at prices lower than ever. City lots range from $1.00 to $15,000.
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Bureau OF Information
Labor Agency Notary
Santa Fe Board Guests Plan Clovis Meeting Weekend
Santa Fe board members will host two visitors who will attend for one day and then travel to Clovis for a meeting on Monday. Mr. Moore will depart Sunday to attend the Clovis gathering.
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Santa Fe
Clovis
Moore
Honor J J Hagerman special services at Armory Oct 10
An Armory program honors J J Hagerman with a Sunday afternoon service next Oct 10. Hon G A Richardson presides. Opening hymn Abide With Me by W H Monk. Invocation by Rev C Hill. Farewell by Walter Paylor. Address by Col I H Elliott of Dexter. Oh Lamb of God by Bradsky sung by Miss Baker. Address by Charles H McLena of Carlsbad. Grace Unto You by J E Trowbridge sung by Apollo Club. Benediction.
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G. A. Richardson
W. H. Monk
C. Hill
Schubert
Walter Paylor
Col
I. H. Elliott
Dexter
Lamb of God
Bradsky
Miss Baker
Charles H. McLenathen
Carlsbad
J. E. Trowbridge
the Apollo Club
Benediction
Council Proceedings Report Sept 29 1909
Official copy of council proceedings from September 29 1909. Mayor presided with most members present. Committee reported on transferring street sprinkling contract to H C Booth and recommended approval. McClane and Wilhelm received building and electrical bonds. Ordinance 186 read third time but failed to pass. Council adjourned.
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Cummins
Rhea
Wiseley
H.C. Booth
George T. Wilhelm
Portales Clovis trip for lodge grand secretaries
Frank Talmage of Greenfield travels to Portales and Clovis for the Rebekahs lodge institution event this afternoon and tonight. He then heads to Albuquerque for the Grand Lodge session of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Roswell members plan to attend, with about a dozen going Sunday and thirty expected from the Pecos Valley.
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Frank Talmage
Greenfield
Portales
Clovis
Institution of Lodges of the Rebekahs
Albuquerque
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Roswell
Pecos Valley
John Rodman Returns From Snyder Texas Visit
John Rodman, badly injured by a forty foot fall from a well derrick last summer, came back yesterday after a three months stay with his father in Snyder, Texas.
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John Rodman
Snyder
Tex
Kansas City Stock Market Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City stock market notes cattle receipts about 9000 with southern and western cattle priced from 2.25 to 6.75 for various classes. Hog receipts around 11000 with bulk sales near 7.20 to 7.60 and ranges from 5.00 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 6000 with muttons 4.00 to 5.00 and lambs 5.50 to 7.00, range wethers and yearlings 4.00 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Multiple Fires and Wrecks Reported Coast to Coast
Nashville death toll rises as four killed in an apartment fire while Topeka reports a Santa Fe oil train collision killing thirty with ten Mexicans and five white workers among the dead and ten injured. Roswell seeks to form a local battery for the New Mexico National Guard led by Capt. Murray, pledging horses and volunteers to field a militia unit.
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Nashville
Tenn
Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Roswell may gain light battery in New Mexico Guards
Captain Murray, Roswell militia head, received word from Adjutant General Ford that Roswell could organize a light battery in the New Mexico National Guards if he can raise 133 men and 60 horses by Saturday. He and W P Lewis rushed 50 miles to Roswell to proceed plus a filing appropriation could fund government property valued at about 100000 dollars including five Nordenfeldt guns with crews and support sheds.
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Roswell
New Mexico
M. S. Murray
Territorial Militia
R. A. Ford
Santa Fe
New Mexico National Guards
Murray
Hope
W. P. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Capt. Murray
National Guard
A Sure Thing Cruse's Auto Teaches Easy Starts
A short guide explains starting a car at Cruse's auto shop. It answers a reader question about whether you must walk to begin driving. The piece emphasizes simple steps and confidence for new drivers.
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Cruse
National Association of State Universities meets in Cambridge
One of the country’s largest gatherings of distinguished educators opens at University Hall for the fourteenth annual meeting. President Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell presides as the association begins with Harvard President Lowell’s inauguration looming this week drawing presidents from across the nation.
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Cambridge
Mass
University Hall
National Association of State Universities
Jacob Gould Scaurman
Cornel
Lowell
Harvard
Educational Historical Day Parade Opens Centennial Celebration
Students and veterans joined a procession in St Louis as floats depicted key historical events during the October 8 educational and historical day of the centennial celebration.
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St. Louis
Miss Clarissa Spencer sails for London to WYCAs world duties
Miss Clarissa H. Spencer leaves her mother Mrs Eliza Spencer after months of visiting. She heads to New York for YWCA engagements as Worlds Secretary and sails Oct 20 for London where her headquarters are. She plans to return in about nine months.
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Clarissa H. Spencer
Eliza S. Spencer
New York City
Young Women's Christian Association
London
England
Daniel kin to visit Clarksville for two weeks stay
Roy H. Daniel expects a party of relatives and friends tonight from his old home in Clarksville Tennessee for a two week stay. The group includes his brother W. M. Daniel Jr wife and their young daughter his uncle Dick Williams and friend Mack Hanner.
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Roy H. Daniel
Clarksville
Tenn
W. M. Daniel, Jr
Dick Williams
Mack Hanner
Sipple and son visit Artesia on land immigration matters
C A Sipple and his son arrived in Artesia today to pursue land and immigration business, meeting local officials and discussing prospects for settlers.
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C. A. Sipple
Weather brief for Roswell Oct eight partly cloudy
U. S. Weather Bureau local observation at 6 00 a m Roswell New Mexico temperature max 69 min 49 mean 59 precipitation 0 wind 13 mph north overall partly cloudy forecast partly cloudy tonight and Saturday colder tonight with frost comparative data this date last year max 77 min 47 15 years ago max 86 min 36 with 1907 1898 records
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
M. M
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